this is a little off topic, and is actually a problem politely called user error. bn and amazon have never had any such relationship. you're probably thinking of borders and should remember the maxim, "people on 'ludes should not surf." [paraphrased]
On Friday, April 26, 2002, at 03:45 , Eric S wrote: > On Fri, 26 Apr 2002, Sean M. Burke wrote: > >> BTW, since someone asked: I don't think ordering it from Amazon will get >> it >> any slower or faster than from BN.com. > > Especially since BN.com is (or at least was as of a few months ago) just > a > different front end for Amazon.com. BN.com farmed out their online > operations to Amazon, and they became very tightly integrated, to the > point that they almost always had the same prices and availability on > books and DVDs. One of my credit cards let me cash in reward points for > BN.com gift certificates, and one time while spending one, I miskeyed > something and wound up at an Amazon.com error reporting page :-) >
